London, Sept, 15. went out into esterday evening to watch the eclipse of the moon and sat, leach where he or she thought they' would get the best view, dotted about like cows in-a field, who Jalways seem the most unsociable animals. It was a perfect might, very warm and still, and but for light could we get a splendid view. There was much jexeitement in scientific circles as to whether this might be a "black eclipse." Ordinarily, enough of the jsun's rays are somehow bent round the earth to show the moon, even in total eclipse, as a copper-coloured ball. But some times the moon is idean blacked out. This happened jin 1884, when the air was charged for weeks with dust due to the Jeruption of Krakatoa, and it was thought that the recent eruptions in the "Andes might have the same ing little old town of Dunster, Rear Minehead. 'Various Royal fwil probably ce down for the fashion. Mr. Geoffrey" Luttrell is Hending the' centuries-old Dunster Castle for the reception. The Lute ell family is one of the eldest in England. A' story ts told that Feerage was once offered ton Mtr Recttey Eatrells father, when lis replied with great storm, "Peerage? What shouta f want with a peerage? Tam Luttrell Smuggling a Pekinese Two famous actresses are "in the news" toxiay, though one only in: directly, namely, Miss Lena Astwel, Lady: Simson, "ite of Ste Henry Simon, the eminent" gynacaloge,
the Hospital for: Women in Soho was honorary. consulting surgeon Joe died at th ure of 0,
Scuare. Ths Queen tokes a leep interest in this hospital and i was porinen, "Thad expected the had gone. prepared Tog sight ing of punood brightly pperdieds But foa Today that youth "could och dignity in Vex heeneo, temper the strenuct mash gra talks rubbish. No one can, or habi ally-does, show such tens Jdecorum and reserve in playing" important game as girls and boys of I or 18, "Too True to be Good"
People began to line up for land gallery at five o'clock the day before that on which Bernard Shaw's "Too true to be Good" was produced tthe New Theatte, The play (it it deserves to. be be called that) been given in the proinet much written up, 30, that the London performance seem ere is nothing new to say, to have. been The "Times" leritic describes ther well as a. string of ery.
ands in an ocean of farce."
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